Third grade teacher, Mrs. Conner Davis, has some great help getting her library ready for students. Soon we will be welcoming our students back. We hope students are getting those reading skills ready.
New Arkansas “Bell to Bell, No Cell” law bans personal electronics during the entire school day statewide — beginning with 2025–2026 school year.
GCT has applied the law to create our personal electronic device policy.
The Greene County Health Department is hosting a Back to School Vaccine Clinic on Tuesday, July 29, 2025 from 9:30am to 6:00pm.
This clinic will be at the Health Department which is located at 801 Goldsmith Road in Paragould.
This clinic will be at the Health Department which is located at 801 Goldsmith Road in Paragould.
Mrs. Kori Gill and her son Beckham have found a cool spot to read their books. It's gonna be hot this week! I hope our students can cool off with a great book!📗
We are inching closer to the beginning of a new school year! You can expect to get your letters by July 30th. Please read all the information included.
We are excited to welcome back our Golden Eagles at Open House. Times for each building are in the attached flyer.
There is a QR code at the bottom of the flyer that will give you access to download our GCTSD app.
There is a QR code at the bottom of the flyer that will give you access to download our GCTSD app.
Congratulations to GCT High School Basketball Coach Jason Smith for being voted as Premiere Coach for 2025. Also, thank you for voting GCTSD as Premiere School District for 2025. #StayGoldenEagles
GCT is having an Eagle Cheer Camp for all interested incoming Kindergarten - 5th grade students.
The camp will be July 15-17 from 9:00am to 12:00pm each day.
The cost is $75.
For more information and a registration link, see the attached image.
Anyone interested in being a part of the GCT Pee Wee Volleyball Travel Team?
Travel team tryouts for 3rd through 6th graders are this week!
See the attached pictures for more information.
Registration link is: https://forms.gle/P5ZWzbuoeeGvgFCbA
Happy 4th of July!
📚Third grade teacher, Mrs. Kristen Hedge, took her book along for a cruise!
We hope our students are spending some time with a good book this week.📚
Make sure your child is reading something great this week! Need some new books? Head to our public library.
We hope our Elementary families enjoy this day together, remembering those who fought to give us freedom.
We awarded some of our staff members this week to wrap up our school year. We have some of the best staff members at the Elementary and are privileged to work with them each day.
💚Teacher of the Year: Mrs. Ashley Ezell - 3rd grade
💛Staff Member of the Year: Mrs. Susan Brittingham - Nurse
💚5 Years of Service: Maddie Shelton, Greg Walker, Paisha Joiner, Kyleigh Hoggard & Amelia Bass
💛15 Years of Service: Melissa Kelley, Chelsie Gill, and Dalea Perkins
💚20 Years of Sevice: Amy Kersey
We hope all of our students have a wonderful summer!
We have had a lot of fun the last few days competing at the Elementary! Congratulations to these classes:
Mrs. Davis won the 3rd grade kickball tournament, Mrs. Kelley won the 2nd grade baggo tournament, and Mrs. Perkins won the 3rd grade multiplication races!
Way to go kiddos!
Please see below for your child's awards time.
On Thursday, students who demonstrated growth on this year’s STAR Math and STAR Literacy assessments were rewarded with a well-deserved ice cream celebration!
A heartfelt thank you to Turner Dairy for generously donating all the ice cream and helping us recognize the hard work and progress of our students. Your support made this day extra special!
Today, we proudly celebrated two groups of teachers who were awarded grants from the Educational Foundation of the GCT School District!
Our second grade team received a grant of $1,419, and our dedicated Special Education teachers were awarded $2,000.
Congratulations to both groups on this well-deserved recognition! Your commitment continues to make a meaningful impact in the lives of our students.
A heartfelt thank-you to the GCT Educational Foundation board members for generously investing your time and resources into our schools. Your support truly makes a difference!
January 27 is a day the Floyd family will always remember. On that day, Maddox Floyd was diagnosed with T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (T-ALL), a rare and aggressive form of blood cancer. Since then, Maddox has been receiving exceptional care at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital—a place his mother describes with deep gratitude.
In support of Maddox and the incredible work done by St. Jude, our school hosted a silent auction fundraiser during our most recent Parent Night. Thanks to the generosity of our community, we raised an impressive $943.00.
We are immensely proud of the strength and resilience Maddox continues to show. Today, we had the honor of presenting a check for $943.00 to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, given in Maddox’s name.
#stjude
